Examples of using Especially those of in English and their translations into Polish
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Especially those of the law.
Women need to feel beautiful and loved, especially those of a certain age.
Especially those of high school age.
We all have busy lives, especially those of us who work in uniform.
Especially those of you they knew personally.
This applies to both women and men, especially those of working age.
Especially those of us with math proficiency.
He studied exotic insects as well as those of Finland, especially those of Madeira and Cape Verde.
Some deliverables, especially those of an administrative nature, are a mandatory part of the contract.
These were perilous times, astrologically speaking,for dopers… especially those of high school age.
Often, children, especially those of primary school age after the summer holidays, cannot tune in to study at all.
They also perfectly accentuate the taste of meat dishes, especially those of a bit more seasoned nature, such as steak.
All of us, but especially those of us who are responsible in the Church-- the Pope, the Bishops, the Priests, the teachers and parents, and those who lead the Communities-- must pray all the time for these two gifts.
The people of Ecuador now knew why the debt contracts of past regimes… especially those of the year 2000, were illegitimate.
Do not be surprised then the dying socks, especially those of natural fibers- probably already at the bottom of the stomach Hihlika or Ramses or some other creature from the park good.
When in the blood Anavarbecomes energetic really swiftly, as prevails with most dental steroids, especially those of a DHT nature.
Comfrey treatment is recommended in the presence of problems with joints, especially those of advanced age, when bone tissue becomes fragile, and it is easier to damage.
This was based on an overall approach to wellbeing at work which took account of changes in the workplace andthe emergence of new risks, especially those of a psychosocial nature.
The project aims at improving the quality of food consumed by children, especially those of less wealthy families, by teaching them how to eat healthy, cook and prepare their own meals.
It is built on existing e-infrastructure, systems and services in the Member States andEU institutions, especially those of the EEA and Eionet.
I request you, Mr President, to address personally all EUMember State governments and national parliaments, especially those of the five aforementioned countries, and urge them strongly to redouble their efforts to prevent suicide amongst their citizens.
Padron- Padrons Psyche- Magnum Psyche and Enzo, as well as in Europe and the Middle East,Poland is also witnessing more and more show successes of"Padrons" progeny, especially those of private breeding.
The university maintains strong connections with major research institutes based in Göttingen as well, especially those of the Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Science and the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Scientific Community.
Increases image resolution anddetail by squashing/ compressing the image horizontally by a factor of 2x to allow maximum utilisation of the cameras' sensor, especially those of"full frame" dimensions.
This report, and every other initiative on this issue,will have no value in the future unless all of us, especially those of us who are directly elected by the citizens of Europe, highlight in every policy, in every pillar of our action, the priority and emphasis which we need to give to young people.
Recently in Canada the Editor was astounded by the activity of the preachers there--especially those of the Church of England.
I believe that an integrated approach to the convergence and development of rural areas, taking into account the role of small and medium-sized towns in them, rather than a separate approach like the one we have had so far, would increase the efficiency of the EU assistance andcontribute to the improvement of living conditions, especially those of women.
National restrictions orprohibitions on cultivation should therefore follow the general principles of the Treaties, especially those of subsidiarity and proportionality.
At the heart of the issue of prior authorisation lies the question of balance, of the soundness of the accounts of the national health support andinsurance systems, especially those of the poorest states.
But, because it is not possible for one person to know everything and because languages are living organisms that change and develop continuously,I would like to invite all my colleagues, and especially those of the Global Voices' Lingua teams throughout the world, to visit us and contribute.